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The wonder of wasabi.

wineandfoodtube | 07/04/2008


Wasabi is such a underrated ingredient, almost everyone uses or has tried it as a accompaniment in there sushi. That intense feeling that lasts only seconds as a burning sensation enters your nostrils and jabs at your brain bringing tears to your eyes , is why the wasabi plant brings such wonder and enjoyment.
Full story and video of Japanese wasabi garden go to www.wineandfoodtube.com

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